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Welcome to the

July 2019 edition

Today

“What is lovely never dies, but passes into another loveliness, stardust or sea-foam, flower or winged air.” Thomas Bailey Aldrich July already and the summer months might finally be upon us. Another school year is coming to an end and another set up young people are heading towards leaving behind a nursery, school or college. Hopefully although sad about leaving they will be looking forward to the challenges ahead as they enter the next phase of their education or move into the workplace. Just like in June you can find a summer fair, gala or other outdoor event to go to most weekends through July. You will find details of many such events throughout this magazine.

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Following the success of our previous giveaways, this month we have a pair of tickets for James performing after racing at Doncaster Racecourse this summer. Look out for the Giveaway details in the magazine for your chance to enter. The August issue will be delivered to you late July. If you would like to have something included in this, please make sure details are with me by Friday 12th July. Don’t forget to let me have details in good time if you have an event to publicise this summer. Enjoy July and I will be back in a months’ time with your August magazine.

Best wishes,

Paula x

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Annual Village Show and Scarecrow Festival on Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th September.

This was a new initiative in our village in 2018 which was a huge success, therefore in conjunction with the village show, there will be another scarecrow weekend. Last year saw well over 50 entries around the village, let’s see if this year that number can be doubled! More details later but the scarecrow theme this year will be characters from a book, they will be placed around the village and a family treasure trail will also be organised. Anyone interested should contact Brenda Lindley on 01302-714303 or email:kevbrenlin@btinternet.com. As always, village show entries will be Friday 6th September and Saturday morning 7th September - auction of items will be Sunday 8th September. For any further information of events, you know by now to keep checking the MCA web site: www.missoncommunityassoc.org.uk Email: missoncommunity@gmail.com and tel: 01302-285709.

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ARTS SOCIETY DUKERIES T

Our Wednesday, 3rd July lecture is on ' Women in the Mauritshuis ' as displayed at The Hague Gallery, Netherlands. The Mauritshuis Art Museum is home to the very best of Dutch golden age painting. This compact, world renowned collection includes Vermeer's ' Girl with a Pearl earring ' plus several paintings by Rembrandt and other famous Dutch painters. Using some of the masterpieces in the exhibition, the lecture will explore not only the roles played by women but also introduce you to some of the artists and the kind of works they produced and the styles they used. If you have an interest in the arts and would like to learn more, please come along to one of our meetings. We have monthly Lecture meetings (on the ﬁrst Wednesday of the month, except for summer and winter breaks) and two extra, Special Interest days. We also have trips out to places of interest and a holiday for Members. We meet at the Civic Centre, Long Lane, Carlton-in-Lindrick S8219AP. Coﬀee is served from 10am and the monthly Lecture is from 11 am to 12 noon approx.

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In our last article we wrote that we were planning for more galas that were scheduled in our calendar of events. The galas come thick and fast, and we

no sooner complete entries for 1, then we are preparing for entries into the next. We would like to acknowledge the hard work put in by Tamsin Watkins and Janice Wilkie who keep us in check with gala entries and payments. Swimming galas, despite the stiﬂing heat, are great events with a wonderful atmosphere both poolside and in the spectator area. Our swimmers continue to do themselves and the Club proud: congratulations to one of our Club swimmers and Bassetlaw A-Squad members, Dominic, who recently competed in the East Midlands Regional Championships with a fabulous performance in his events; many of our swimmers also enjoyed success at the 2-day Rotherham Metro gala in May with a 93% success rate in achieving Personal Bests; and we have recently taken our younger swimmers aged 9 and under to a friendly meet with Retford Swimming Club in June where they had a chance to practise their gala technique without the pressure of the “real deal”! As you can see from the photo, we had lots of smiling faces, and they all did really well. Finally (at least for the

time being) we have another 3 galas between now (at the time of writing) and the end of July. Busy, busy… #nonstopswimming Now for something slightly different… in the coming weeks, when the weather warms up (so I am being told), we will again be participating in “open water” swimming at Hatfield. This was a great event which the Club (both swimmers and parents) enjoyed last year and I am reliably told that the water is “quite inviting”. This has not convinced me sufficiently to join in, so I will watch enthusiastically from the lake-side as everyone else dons their wetsuits and braves the pondweed. I would like to end this newsletter by conveying our thanks to the Tickhill & District Lions association - we are delighted that we have just received some funding from the group which will enable us to further develop as a Club. This is very much appreciated and a BIG Thank You to them. If you are interested in competitive swimming for your child (Stage 7 upwards) so that they can improve their techniques, progress in swimming and compete at Club and County events, you can contact myself, Jo Chestnutt, in the first instance, at bircotesswimclub@gmail.com T

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Taking in three counties and 46 miles of tow paths over nine days, the Chesterfield Canal Walking Festival is billed as the biggest canal walking event in the country. Organised by the Chesterfield Canal Trust, the festival will run from Saturday 14th to Sunday 22nd September with a total of 53 guided walks - the majority of which are free - ranging from a children’s walk of just two miles to the full 46-mile length of the canal in three days. The Trust’s Walks Officer, David Blackburn, who has been researching and leading walks for over 20 years, said: “The canal is an absolute delight at any time of year, but early Autumn possibly sees it at its best. There are walks for all ages and abilities, including specialist interest walks and combined walks and boat trips for people who would like a more relaxing day out. “We are very grateful to everyone who has helped us to put this festival together and to our sponsors Bassetlaw District Council and the Canal & River Trust.” There are special interest walks, e.g. Nature, History, Architecture, Restoration, Bird spotting, Bat spotting and Geocaching. Some walks will explore the attractive towns and villages in North Nottinghamshire. There are opportunities to combine a walk from two miles up to seven miles, with a cruise on one of the Trust’s trip boats. Several walks will investigate the section of the Chesterfield Canal that has not yet been restored and will reveal plans on how this will take place. Full details for all the walks, including booking information can be found at www.chesterfield-canal-trust.org.uk. Bookings can also be made by calling 01246 345777.

LUNCH CLUB

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So, look at your seeds and plants, recipes, designs and pictures and have a go even if you’ve never entered a show before, it’s fun! Just 50p per entry for adults, children’s free of charge. Entry forms available at Bawtry Community Library from the start of July. Entries to go to Bawtry New Hall on the day. If you can’t manage to enter anything then just come along and see us, it’s free admission. There’ll be tea and scones, a raﬄe, tombola and stalls. We look forward to seeing you!

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CANCER DETECTION TRUST T Hopefully the sun will be shining by the time you read this after a wet start to June! We haven’t a ﬁnal ﬁgure yet

for the Midsummer Walk donations as Christine from Thorne Rural Lions has been on holiday. Will report back as soon as possible. In the meantime our sincere thanks to everyone who took part (and their sponsors) – we had almost 200 walkers and thankfully it was a dry day. Our grateful thanks also to Lions International, particularly Thorne Rural Lions, for all their hard work. A reminder that we have a stall at Bentley Gala on Sunday, 14th July where we will be selling jewellery and other goodies. The Gala will be in Bentley Park from 1-5pm with lots to do and see for all the family. Come along and join in the fun. Also Optima International on Askern Road at Toll Bar will be holding their annual Open Day on Friday, 26th July from 12-5pm. Entry is £5 on the day, but £4 if bought from the company beforehand. All rides are free and unlimited. A bar and refreshments are available. This is another popular event and money raised goes to charities (including DCDT). A reminder that we will also have a stall at Auckley Show on Saturday, 17th August. Details will be in next publication. Let’s hope the sun shines for all these events as there is a lot of hard work behind the scenes in organising them. Please let us know if you have any unwanted scarves or jewellery or any tombola/raﬄe prizes. If you are planning a fundraising event on our behalf we can supply you with T-shirts, sponsor forms, etc. We are at 22 Wood Street, Doncaster DN1 3LW (entrance by the side of Kerry Gough Florists), second ﬂoor (lift available), Room 209. Tel. 01302 325029. Email: info@dcdt.co.uk. Website: dcdt.co.uk. Thank you so much to everyone who has donated so far to our Prostate Cancer appeal and to the many groups and organisations who support us.

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the competition, snippets of information, extracted from the minute book, were read out to the competitors. These snippets included:On 6th June 1919 a number of bowling enthusiasts met on the cricket field and formed this bowling club. A committee comprising 8 members was formed and Mr Taylor was appointed Chairman. It is recorded that it was decided that soldiers would be allowed to join (were they a different breed in 1919 !!!). It was decided to hire a man to mow the grass and Mr Hogbin’s offer to supply a mowing machine and horse was accepted. In February 1920 subscriptions

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were raised from 5 shillings to 10 shillings and sixpence and ladies were to admitted at a cost of 5 shillings. An official opening day of both the Bowling and Tennis Clubs took place on 22nd May 1920 and was opened by Mr and Mrs Peake. They bowled the first jack and woods and hit the first tennis ball over the net. Also in May it was decided that players must wear the proper shoes and use a mat. Visitors were to be charged sixpence. There would also be no play on Sundays.

In January 1921 it was agreed to write to Crowle, Adwick le Street, Doncaster Plant Works, Retford, Dinnington, Rossington and Worksop to arrange matches for the coming season. (Obviously transport was no problem !!). In July 1922 Mr Peacock’s oﬀer of donating a live pig, to be bowled for, was accepted. In December 1922 an Xmas raﬄe was held, the main prizes being a live pig, a turkey, geese, pheasants, rabbits, hare and whiskey (the good old days !!).

BAWTRY GARDEN CLUB The speaker at our June meeting was Sandra Bright, who was runner-up of the BBC 'Allotment Challenge' in 2014. What an amazing lady! She told of her journey from being allocated her piece of land, planning and growing her vegetables, fruit, ﬂowers and salad items. She travelled from North Lincolnshire to the Reading area to tend her allotment 3 days a week over an 18 weeks period. All this before the actual competition began! She came across as a very inspirational lady with a great deal of determination to succeed. Her

main passion these days is growing flowers, and Sandra demonstrated putting together a beautiful simple bouquet using solely English flowers and greenery, which she kindly donated as a raffle prize. The Club are looking forward to their weekend trip to Wisley and Kew Gardens at the end of June. At our meeting on Tuesday 2nd July at 7.00pm, the talk is about 'Hostas' by Sue Proctor. Guests are assured of a warm welcome, so please come along if this topic is of interest to you.

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In January 1923 a dance followed by a whist drive was held and the Town Cryer was paid one shillings and sixpence to go round advertising the event (slightly diﬀerent from advertising in ‘Bawtry Today’). After reading out these snippets the competition commenced. 18 members participated, the eventual winner being Paddy Moyles who defeated Hazel Cuthbert in the ﬁnal. Health and Safety regulations wouldn’t allow the club to give a live pig, so in addition to receiving a trophy Paddy was presented with a ‘pack of bacon’. All members who attended, appeared to enjoy the competition, but sadly none of us will be around for the next centenary celebrations!! Any reader wishing to join our club either to participate in competitive or just social bowing, please contact either Len Squires (01777 818733) or June Hope (01777 948963). Novices welcome.

Please see our separate advertisement regarding Bawtry Show, to be held in Bawtry New Hall on 7th September. Entry forms available in the library from the beginning of July. We would love to receive more entries than last year, so please try and support this event, and make all the hard work worthwhile. For further information about the Club, please contact our Chairperson, Sylvia, on 01302 719015.

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Perched on my favourite branch last evening I did some thinking. It was quiet, you see. The ﬂurry of feeding is slowing. The young are nearly ﬂedged. Not so successful this year, I'm afraid. To be expected.

Ahh, the bliss of quiet. Just the breeze, birdsong and me. The air is better, too. That awful time of diesel fumes and constant clanking, generators and HGVs. What on earth are you Humans thinking of? How long until they come back? So unsettling. So offensive. Talking of offensive, what's with all this litter I'm seeing? Road verges filling with take-away cartons. Hedge bottoms filling with cans and bottles. Shameful fly-tipping. So irresponsible. To lift my spirits I caught up with events on the top of Mam Tor. Lots of hearty Humans gathered there in June to Stand Up For the Planet. Two observations if I may: flying is easier and more efficient than climbing judging by the red-faced breathlessness. More importantly, the fun, singing and sentiments convinced me Humans do love nature. Respect nature. Fight to save nature from abuse. So, the time to act is now. Do everything you can to keep our clean air, clean soil and clean water. Enjoy the summer days. Keep safe and stay safe. Twit-Twoo for now,

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At the last Bawtry Town Council meeting Cllr Alan Claypole was re-elected as the Town Mayor for a further year and Cllr D Cartwright also re-elected as Deputy Mayor for a further year. It is the belief of the Bawtry Residents Group that under the continued stewardship of Alan and Doug the town will continue to move forward.

Sadly, we have received reports that our town is being blighted by anti-social behaviour taking place in the cemetery. It would be appear that some people ﬁnd it acceptable to use the cemetery as a meeting place for taking drugs. Residents are advised to contact the police if they see this type of behaviour taking place in and around Bawtry. I cannot stress enough the necessity for all that read this magazine to join the neighbourhood watch scheme, the scheme is growing in strength, but the more members we have, the more chance we have of rooting out the problems of anti-social behaviour, anyone wishing to join the scheme please contact this email:- bedford@btconnect. com. On no account will names or contact details be passed on by any of the administrators of the scheme, we all must look after our town. The last Bawtry Residents Group meeting was held on the

30/05/2019 at the Crown Hotel, the guest speaker was our local ward councillor Rachael Blake, who spoke about the new Health and Well Being initiative recently launched. Following two awareness sessions held earlier in the year Rachael has set up a Bawtry Health and Wellbeing Group. It is hoped that many of the ideas suggested by residents at the awareness sessions will soon begin (chair based exercises at peaks croft, Physical Activity sessions with luncheon at the Austerﬁeld study centre, Dementia Awareness sessions) being just a few of the ideas. Rachael will be attending the Sports day at the MSG should you want any more information or if you want to get involved with the group, please go along and have tea and a chat with Rachael.

Another event to be held this year is a Fancy dress for the youngsters of the town, it will be held at the Memorial Sports Ground on the 2nd of November, further details will be in this magazine as the event draws closer.

Anyone wishing to attend the next meeting of the wellbeing group, please come along to the New Hall on Station Road on the 18th of June at 7pm.

Just a quick update from the last couple of BTC meetings, the moving of the War Memorial, it was conﬁrmed at the latest BTC meeting that there was a problem getting a start date from the contractor who will be moving the memorial due to a delay in the trees being pruned before work can start. The BTC project of replacing the footpath along Market Hill will hopefully be starting in April 2020, the seat that was recently destroyed outside the library will be replaced and ﬁnally DMBC have now granted planning permission for BTC to erect a fruit and vegetable stall on Market Hill although disappointingly DMBC have initially only granted BTC planning consent for 3 years.

I am pleased to report that Bawtry Town Council are organising a Christmas Lunch for our elderly residents, as last year it will be held in Bawtry Hall on the 3rd December. As last year, places are limited and residents will need to complete an application form if they wish to be considered for a place, more details of where and when the forms can be obtained will be publicised in September.

Thank you to all those residents who recently responded to the BTC question regarding what improvements residents like to see in the town. Hopefully, both DMBC via Rachael Blake and BTC will action as many of the suggestions as possible and

The notice board on Market Hill has been replaced and replacements will be purchased in the near future for Tree Estate and Doncaster Road.

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We are always eager to welcome new members, of which we have welcomed a few recently and the choir invites men of any age to come and join us - so do come along and enjoy the camaraderie of singing in a four part choir (Bass, Baritone & two Tenor parts). It has been proven that singing regularly can improve one’s health and wellbeing. All prospective new members are most welcome to attend our rehearsals which are held each Monday evening in the Schoolroom to the rear of the Methodist Church, Northgate, Tickhill from 7.30 to 9.30 pm. Remember, it is not necessary to have the ability to read music or to have any previous experience. If you require any further information please do not hesitate to contact our secretary, Phillip Randall – telephone 01302 743468 or our chairman, Martin Lord – telephone 07588 887771 or just come along to one of our weekly rehearsals. We look forward to seeing you there!! Our Annual Concert, entitled “It’s Showtime” took place on Saturday 1st June at Tickhill Methodist Church. The concert was extremely well attended and we received excellent feedback on the content and the production. The choir sang items from the shows and there was some audience participation, which seemed to go down well. The choir now continues with rehearsals in preparation for the rest of our summer programme. The Tickhill & District Male Voice Choir is available to perform concerts for any occasion – please contact Martin on 07588 887771, all enquiries and bookings would be welcomed.

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Bawtry Town Council - July 2019 New Hall

The Council have now taken over running of The New Hall in Bawtry. The policies and procedures have been updated with all hire forms and procedures now available on the Councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website. A new bookings clerk, Claire Mills has been appointed and can be contacted on 07398 279574 or by email at newhallbookings@gmail.com

memorials at Bawtry Cemetery in June. Additional maintenance of overgrown graves will also be assessed with a view to tackling areas or memorials that have become unsightly, particularly in the older sections of the cemetery. Unfortunately, there has also been some anti-social behaviour at the site with the police informed and monitoring such activities.

A new caretaker Bev Thompson, who has worked as Events the cleaner at the hall for the last few years, has also At the June meeting Council members were given an update on the Respect Bawtry Classic, Historic been appointed in the now, combined role. & Supercar Pageant, which is scheduled for Bank In due course the Town Council will consider Holiday Sunday, 25th August 2019 from 10-4pm renovations and improvements to the facilities at Market Hill. Hopefully the annual event will to bring it up to a modern standard. Thanks, is continue to be a success and members encourage given to all the members who have kindly worked the public to come along and enjoy the day. tirelessly in recent weeks to ensure the smooth A new initiative, the Bawtry Community Awards operation of the hall. which will celebrate the efforts of local volunteers, Market Hill is currently planned by the Council Events Group. A new notice board has now been installed at the The Awards are likely to be held at The New Hall car park with further replacement notice boards one Saturday in January 2020. Further details will and planters around the town being considered at be provided in the following months as plans are the July meeting. finalised. New Christmas lamppost motifs have also been Neighbourhood Plan approved to replace the existing motifs and will be The Neighbourhood Plan will shortly go out for installed this year. public referendum. The draft plan has recently Planning permission for the reinstatement of a fruit undergone an independent examination, with any final amendments now being made. The and vegetable kiosk on Market Hill has recently referendum, where residents can vote to have been granted by DMBC. Town Council members the plan adopted is likely to be scheduled in are now in the process of arranging installation of the kiosk and considering rental costs and selection September this year. If adopted it will form part criteria for a suitable retailer to be appointed. If you of the local planning framework which DMBC will need to consider when deciding future planning are a trader interested in being considered to run the stall please contact the Clerk to the Council on applications. 07494 893954 or at bawtrytowncouncil@gmail.com Meetings The next Council Meeting is on Tuesday 9th July at Recreational Matters 7.00pm at the New Hall. Further to the recent tree survey on Council land some preliminary works have been commissioned. Residents & Businesses are welcome to attend BTC More comprehensive works, recommended by meetings. There is a 15 minute public discussion February 2020, will shortly be considered. If you wish to quote for these proposed tree works please period for specific questions to be put to Council contact the Clerk to the Council who can provide a during the meeting. Please come along & get involved. schedule of the work required. Two Council members have kindly agreed to undertake a comprehensive inspection of all

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Gilbert Budgen Email: gilbert.budgen@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk ....................................................... Douglas Cartwright Email: doug.cartwright@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk mob: 07712 517711 ....................................................... Alan Claypole (Town Mayor) Email: alan.claypole@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 07872 120158 ....................................................... Alan Cropley Email: alan.cropley@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 710873 ....................................................... Paul Muxlow Email: paul.muxlow@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 07730 392920 ....................................................... Peter Holland Email peter.holland@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 711025 ....................................................... David Kirkham Email: david.kirkham@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 710899 ....................................................... John Linsley Email: john.linsley@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 374009 ....................................................... Claire Lukey Email: claire.lukey@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 07837645981 ....................................................... Diana Kirby diana.kirby@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk ....................................................... George Scott Email: george.scott@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk ....................................................... Alexander Young Email: sandy.young@bawtrytowncouncil.co.uk Tel: 719697 • 07971211393 ....................................................... Clerk to the Council: PO Box 368. Worksop S80 9GA Email: bawtrytowncouncil@gmail.com Tel: 07494 893954 ....................................................... The New Hall, Bawtry. Bookings Clerk Tel: 07398 279574 Email: newhallbookings@gmail.com

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Austerﬁeld Parish Council News: JULY 2019

Chairman’s Report 2019 Another year has zipped by, the continuing issue of speeding in the village is a problem, the speed enforcement team camera has been present as differing times over the year, and we can only hope that this will have a positive effect. After a number of speed related accidents we have been left without two lampposts and considerable damage to resident’s properties. The village show was not as well supported as hoped although, those that entered and attended the show enjoyed the day. The proceeds from the show were donated to Austerfield Study Centre, Mayflower Animal Sanctuary and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The Christmas lunch arranged for the senior residents was again well supported and enjoyed by all who attended. Bawtry Carbon International provided the village with a Christmas tree and lights and a small event was held to mark the start of the festive period. Work in the memorial garden is underway to make this a space for all residents to enjoy, I would like to thank all those involved with the project. We now have another noticeboard in Austerfield and thank you to Barrie Crawford for building and fitting this. This year we introduced a community grant scheme and are hopeful that it will be used by residents. We have also employed a handyman to carry out maintenance work in the village and have had adult exercise equipment installed on the recreation field.

On another positive note we are once again able to fund the grass cutting in St Helena’s churchyard. I would like to thank my fellow Councillors for their hard work and support over the year, thanks also to our new handyman and as ever to Sarah for her commitment, support and hard work.

Parish Council Contact Details Chair - Lesley Cox

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Vice Chair - John Goodall

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Councillor - Sandra Crawford

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I have often commented on these updates about how organisations in Bawtry and Austerfield work so well together and the work we will be doing in response to a post on the Bawtry Residents Group facebook page on behalf of Bawtry Town Council asking people what improvements they would like to see demonstrates this partnership working. I realise that not everyone uses Facebook so we are going to be talking about doing something similar so everyone can give their views – more about the work that has been undertaken so far is included in this update. If you are not yet a member of the Neighbourhood Watch group, please do consider joining. It really is a good way to find out what is happening and it is reassuring to know that we are all looking out for each other and by working together we will make it harder for those people intent on committing burglary and anti-social behaviour. Updates on some of the Issues raised on the Residents Group Facebook Page Doncaster Road dropped kerbs – a request for these has been made and a reply received that these will be put in – please do let me know if there are other areas that you feel would benefit from dropped kerbs Trees needing cutting back - I have reported a number of areas where there are overhanging trees – some are the responsibility of Doncaster Council – others are private landowners. I will be working with Bawtry Town Council and the Residents Group to address all the issues raised and we will be providing updates over the next few months Argosy Close/Martin Lane and litter and dog fouling across the Town As reported in previous updates I have asked Doncaster Council’s enforcement team to regularly patrol Bawtry and Austerfield to deter dog fouling, littering and parking infringements. To date they haven’t been successful in catching any irresponsible dog owners or people dropping litter but they have issued parking notices 15 times where there are parking infringements. I am aware as well that there are particular problems on Argosy/Martin Lane. I am aware that many people walk up to Bawtry Forest but there isn’t a bin in the area which I have now requested. The enforcement team will be continuing across the ward. Closure of Gainsborough Road An overnight closure of Gainsborough Road due to work on the railway bridge will be happening on 22 July from 11pm until 5am on 23 July. There is the usual diversion along Great North Road, and Ranskill Road and Main Street onto Everton. Bawtry Hall – verges I am aware that this doesn’t look good and a more permanent solution is needed. This isn’t the responsibility of Bawtry Town Council – all of the verges, paths and roads (other than Market

Hill) are the responsibility of Doncaster Council hence my involvement. I am pleased that it has been cut again in early June but it still doesn’t look good enough and I have asked for either permanent wild ﬂowers that seem to be very popular or an arrangement that doesn’t need regular maintenance. Heritage – volunteers wanted to talk! The heritage group, thanks to the Phoenix Theatre now has the facilities to record people’s conversations talking about their memories of Bawtry. It’s not too late to get involved so please do contact Rachael if you would like to be involved. All you need to do is come along to the Theatre for a coffee and cake and have a chat with others about your memories. The session will last about 2 hours. Future Litter picks – 6 July and 19 July Our last litter pick which started on the High street saw us splitting into small groups and covering all of Station Road, Thorne Road, over to Kingswood Close as well as North and South, Doncaster Road and the cemetery. We managed to separate the recyclable waste and had one very large bag of tins and bottles which DMBCs street scene team are ensuring is recycled. The next Saturday morning litter pick will take place at 10am on 6 July starting off from the Hope Centre and 18 July at 7pm – again starting at the Hope Centre. Everyone is very welcome – no experience necessary just a desire to keep our town clean, Contacting Us Paula who produces Bawtry Today kindly contacted Rachael to let her know that a resident had been trying to contact her without any luck but hadn’t left a message. Rachael explained that the phone number she provides is used not just for her councillor work so if you contact Rachael, please do leave a message and she will call you back usually within 24 hours. Next surgery Rachael will be at the next Library coffee morning on 12 July from 10am – 12pm so do pop in for a chat. Also Rachael attends the Austerﬁeld Parish Council meeting which is usually the 3rd Monday of every month at 7pm in the Study Centre. Also from September we will be holding surgeries on a Saturday morning – location is being decided at the moment as we realise that many people are working so weekdays are not a good time to call into the surgery. Please get in touch with us if we can assist in any way. Rachael Tel: 07976896563 Email: Rachael.blake@doncaster.gov.uk Mick Tel: 07758089737 Email: mick.cooper@doncaster.gov.uk Kindest regards

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TILL WE MEET AGAIN DEAR FRIENDS,

As the wisdom saying in Ecclesiastes states, “There is a time for everything…”. It continues as, “What do workers gain from their toil? I have seen the burden God has laid on the human race. He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end”. I came to the Doncaster Circuit of the Methodist Church as a Probationer Minister almost 11 years ago. Before that, my family had lived in Bradford and had become accustomed to the cosmopolitan city in West Yorkshire. We were therefore a bit anxious in moving to Doncaster, a town which we had heard of as having many prisons and secured units. In the year we moved to Doncaster, I read from the newspapers about the council and a mayor that had made a bad name for Doncaster. However, we were taken aback when in our first week in Doncaster, some people stopped to say hello to us on the streets. Some even went further to have great conversations with us. These made us felt at home because it was almost like living in a Ghanaian community. As a Minister, I have had a fantastic time in Doncaster. I started looking after two churches and finished with five. However, I had great support from my Ministerial colleagues, members of the church and the communities in which I have ministered. I wondered initially whether being a black Minister would have a detrimental effect in my Ministry. I would say that at the start, there were issues of some people understanding my African accent and I understanding a broad Yorkshire accent from some communities. However, as time went on there was a mutual understanding from both sides.

nity called for a particular way of life. I also realised that just like Ghana, most of the communities in which I ministered were close-knit, so I had to be careful of my conduct and conversations. As a Minister, my vision in Doncaster was for people to know God better and engage with him in the common things they do every day. I remember that at the start of my Ministry in Doncaster, I was interviewed by a representative of a church magazine about my plans for the church in Doncaster. My response was that I did not come to make people Christians but to help them know who God is and understand their purpose in live because God has set eternity in every human heart. I wonder if the communities that I served can relate to this vision. I believe that God had used me to help some people to realise what great potential they have in knowing God and understanding the purposes of God in their lives. However, I may have to confess that some of my actions and words may have confused some people in understanding who God is. For those people, I wonder if you can forgive me. To conclude, my family and I leave Doncaster and Yorkshire with good memories of a county where most people are warm hearted and look out for each other. We move to Southwick in West Sussex hoping never to forget the great memories of Yorkshire puddings, ﬁsh and chips, great landscapes, aﬀordable shops and people with great faith in God. By the way, I wonder if I can use this opportunity to invite you to the leaving service at Tickhill Methodist Church on Wednesday 10th July at 7.30 p.m. This will help me to formally say goodbye to you. May almighty God bless you in all your endeavours and keep you safe till we meet again. Yours sincerely,

Rev. Dr. Frank Okai-Sam (Methodist Minister for Adwick, Bawtry, Harworth, Sprotbrough & Tickhill) Tel: 0130857952 E-mail: frank.okai-sam@methodist.org.uk

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